Material-UI Storybook Components for React
React.js components made with TypeScript with on Material-UI look-like using Storybook.
The problem
- @Material UI was designed to be used from the get-go with its own styling solution, implemented over JSS, but it’s a great option to build fast UI interfaces.
- @Vanilla JavaScript has such an extensive verbose syntax, thats not good for website production.
- How to keep the congruence between built in components’ functionalities without everything go as mess up! ?
Solution
- Use @Styled components to overriding Material UI original theme.
- Use @TypeScript for:
- Static Typing avoids Typos.
- Maintenance of Large Code Base is made easy by references.
- Use @Storybook for building UI components and pages in isolation ?.
Learn More about React and its common issues
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Code Splitting
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Analyzing the Bundle Size
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Making a Progressive Web App
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Advanced Configuration
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Deployment
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